Erik Dalton – Treating Trapped Nerves

Salepage: Erik Dalton – Treating Trapped Nerves

Treating Trapped Nerves Course Description:

A variety of problems arise when nerves become impinged or trapped in key joints throughout the body. Compression of nerves in the body’s peripheral nervous system can lead to numbness, motor weakness, muscle spasms, pain, and the development of protective scar tissue.

With a professional level of understanding of neuromuscular anatomy, you can easily begin to correct these problems for their clients. Neuromobilization techniques addressing nerve impingement were originally developed from research of physiotherapists Geoffrey Maitland, Michael Shacklock and David Butler. This course covers that research in-depth, with a full-color manual, videos, worksheets and supplemental reading.

These resources are bursting with colorful illustrations, demos and diagrams explaining the anatomy and function of joints, nerves and muscles. All 3 DVDs feature Erik Dalton demonstrating a Myoskeletal Alignment Therapy for neuromobilization, correcting nerve impingements and reducing inflammation. If you would like to master advanced skills to help clients recover from a variety of nerve entrapments, you’re going to love this work!

In this course you’ll learn how to:

• Isolate the source of nerve pain and limited mobility
• Release reflexive muscle spasms that affect neuromuscular function and cause inflammation
• Restore pain-free, full-range movement to the spine, arms and legs
• Address complex issues around the thoracic outlet, cubital tunnel, low back, sciatic nerve and more
• Address a variety of pain and mobility problems caused by nerve impingements in the body’s joints.
• Perform accurate assessments of joint positioning and mobility
• Encourage joint mobilization with maneuvers such as traction and gliding
• Combine soft tissue massage with active stretching and muscle energy techniques
• Educate clients on corrective home exercises to assist your work
• Utilize over 65 nerve mobilization assessments and corrective techniques

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